How to Develop Your Career Through Presentation Skills

[Mika]

Whether you work online or offline, you need skills to work on the jobs and generate income. Any skills will help you earn money, but not all skills are created equal. Some skills require technical skills, some skills are very hard to master, whereas some skills are relatively easy to master, yet will help you generate a lot of money. One such profitable skill is presentation skills.

Whether you are a content creator, a marketer, a business owner, or even a web designer, you are required to pitch your ideas to your clients. How can you pitch your ideas, if you do not have any presentation skills?

Not just for yourself, you can also do presentations for agencies, businesses, etc., and make money. For instance, you can make presentations for a start-up for fundraising, you can create a presentation for a business to get new investors. In doing so, you will earn money. Try learning PowerPoint to master your presentation skills.

 

[Jasmine]

I am not sure if it is possible to develop a career in presentation, but what I am sure of is you can earn better if you have presentation skills. You need presentation in every field and career. I am a social media marketer. I work for businesses and brands. Before I am hired to promote the product or a business, I am asked to share my campaign plan. I will then do some presentations where I will show though side shows, story boards and other audio visual mediums how the campaign will be carried out and what are the expected results. About 90 percent businesses are impressed with my presentation and grant me the contract (perhaps, the remaining 1 percent did not like my face, LOL). I have represented companies and start up just because of my presentation skills, it is good way to ear better form what you are actually doing. Knowledge and skills of powerpoint are not enough, you also need to be presentable (you may not be able to change your height, color tone, etc. but you can present yourself in a better way through posters, body language, etc. You also need to be a good speaker.